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Connecticut Reports First Case of Measles – View CT Department of Health Press Release 

When most think of health, they likely think of personal health. It’s a health department’s job to look at health through a wider lens. Good public health policies and enforcement have positively impacted public health. The Redding Health Department, Redding’s public health agency, conducts inspections of restaurants, public pools, daycare centers, and septic systems, along with investigations of reported public health issues. The department also advises the public on radon, tick-borne diseases, West Nile Virus, vermin control, rabies, drinking water quality, swim water quality, septic issues, and emerging diseases.

Health Ordinance

View the Health Ordinance.

Tick Study

Are your backyard activities increasing your chances of a tick bite?

We need your help with scientific research to figure that out.

Scan the QR code or enter the web address to answer a quick survey to help us.

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QR code for tick survey

WCSU Tick Lab – Ticks

Survey conducted by WCSU Tickborne Disease Prevention Laboratory, in partnership with the CDC and CT Department of Public Health. Learn more about our lab at WCSU Tick Lab.

Link to the survey study poster.

Link to the backyard behavior survey.

Health Department

Email:
Christopher Wegrzyn, Health Officer
Jean Winters, Health Secretary

Address:
100 Hill Road
P.O. Box 1028
Redding, CT 06875

Phone: 203-938-2559

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